The Effects of Cognitive Distortions on the Need for Cognitive Closure and Decision-Making Styles

Zozan Babalitaş; Kübra Çelik

doi:10.31067/acusaglik.1783494

September 16, 2025

The Effects of Cognitive Distortions on the Need for Cognitive Closure and Decision-Making Styles

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The research aims to explore how cognitive distortions influence the necessity for cognitive closure and decision-making styles.
Engaged 319 participants (103 males, 216 females)
Used demographic information form, Need for Closure Scale-Short Form, Melbourne Decision Making Questionnaire, and Cognitive Distortion Scale for data collection
Conducted statistical analyses to evaluate results
Cognitive distortions significantly affected decision-making styles including procrastination, avoidance, panic, and self-esteem
Demonstrated a strong link between cognitive distortions and the need for cognitive closure

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Investigates how cognitive distortions affect decision-making styles and cognitive closure need, suggesting important implications for psychological interventions.

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